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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-12-05 Board of Selectmen MinutesDECEMBER 5, 1983 503 The,Board ofSelectmenheld a work session on this date with all members present; Selectmen Ralph R. Joyce, John W. Graham, Thomas J. McEvoy, Christine M. Smith with Chairman Charle A. Salisbury presiding. The warrant and minutes were approved as submitted. DAVIS & FURBER STUDY (ACCESS ROAD) Rick Domas, C.D. Director, and the engineers were present to recommend the results of their study as to where the access road or roads would be located for the Davis & Furber complex. Rick Domas brought out the fact that Davis & Furber would be renovated with or without the access,Road. He advised the Board that they had made a traffic study of several possibilities as access roads; that they had agreed on the taking of one access road the, funding would be applied for in February of 1984. He requested direction from the Selectmen and listed seven alternatives. After a long discussion the following motion'was,voted on: Motion: I. To instruct FST engineers to procede with a Sutton Street access road in accordance with Scheme 4. c 2. To instruct the Community Development Director to prepare CDAG grant in accordance with above together with off-site improvement for: a) Prescott Street improvemtnt. b) Sutton -I-495 signals. c) Massachusetts Ave. 1495 signal. d) Rt. 125 & Mass. Ave. signal. e) Sutton Street widening. The final layout to be reviewed by the Board of Selectmen. Vote taken: 3-2. Selectman Graham and Selectman McEvoy against. Motion-:made-by-Selectman Joyce, seconded by Select- man Smith. Joyce, Smith and Salisbury for motion. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PERSONNEL: Ir'was votc/d 5-~ 'to r'equest Rick Domas, Director, to submit recommendations on the personnel that was needed in his officefor the December 19th meeting. IDFA - BOND-Century Laminators, Inc. George Schruender, Chairman of the IDFA, recommended the Board approve the issuance of a i$1.5 million industrial development bond to Robert E. Webster, co-developer of the business pai-k,of Willow St. Webster will use the Iow-interest loan to buy 4.2 acres of land and to build a 51,:000 sq. ft. building. Centruy Laminators, Inc., from Anaheim, California, will lease the plant from Webster with an option to buy it after five yeard. The new manufacturing plant whi~:h manufactures laminates for the printed circuit board industry has many customers in England namely, Wang, Honeywell and Western Electric, will be offering jobs to 200 ~ocal resi- dents~next year when plant is completed. The Board unanimously voted to approve the bond. RETIR'~MENT -JOHN J. WILLIS, TOWN COUNSEL: Letter received from Town Counsel, John J Willis, advised the Board that he intended to retire from:his poSition as Town Counsel as of June :30, 198~f.o He plans to reside permanently in Seabrook, N.H. The Board voted to accept his letter with regret. A motion was approved to present Attorney Willis with a plaque at the appropriate time. in appreciation for his many services to the Town in severall offices. . It .was also voted, 4-1 (Joyce abstained) to request the Executive Secretary to draw up guidelines and define the duties of the Town Counsel. The report will be submitted in January. STREET ,LIGHT REQUEST: John Bohenko recommended that the installation of a street light on Martin Avenue be granted as there were no lights in the vicinity. A letter from Police Chief Sullivan also recommended that a light be installed. After discussion , it was tabled for further study until December 19 RESIGNATION - JOSEPH SATLAK, HOUSING MANAGER: A' letter received from Joseph Satlak advised the Board that he was resigning his position as Housing Manager to accept another position at Boston University. He stated that it had been an honor and a pleasure to serve the Town as its Housing Manager and thanked the Board for their support and encouragement. Chairman Salisbury stated that in the six months Satlak had:been Housing Manager he had folded very quickly into the Town of North Andover and had become a valuable member of the Office of Community Development. It was unanimously voted to send a letter of thanks and appreciation to Joseph advising they were accepting his resigna- tion with regret. SAUN DERS:;STREET PARK IN G: Residents of Saunders Street appeared before the Board to request permission to park on the Bradford School side of Saunders Street during the period of the all night parking ban. They also requested permission to park in the Bradstreet School parking lot until 7:30 A.M. Inh previous years, upon recommendation of the High,.~ay Surveyor, residents were allowed to park on the sidewalks of three streets; Beverly, Stonington and Saunders Street. This y~ar, be- cause of the recommendation of the Police Chief, the Selectmen denied them permission to park on Saunders $[reet sidewalks and the schoolyard. After discussion, it was unanimously voted to request the Executive Secretary to contact Bud Cyr once more re Saunders Street residents parking on the 'one side of Saunders St. and in the school-yard. Vote 5-0 504 DECEMBER 5, 1983- (continued) EXECUTIVE SESSION: It was voted to go into executive session to discuss a grievance, LICENSING COMMISSIONERS: The following applications for renewal of liquor licenses for 1984 were approved: RESTAURANT - ALL ALCOHOLIC: North Andover Restaurant d/b/a Roll's 99 North, Inc. The Two Sisters The Crystal Mano China Blossom Restaurant, Inc. North Andover Spa (The Blue Fox) The Lof Tavern, Inc. 1250Osgood St., Inc. d/b/a/ The Sword & Shield Standish Associates, LFD, d/b/a Cahoots Triwin, Inc. d/b/a The Wok Town Line Restaurant, d/b/a Jilly's Thompson's Restaurant, Inc. Merrimack Valley Motor Inn by New England Industries, Inc. Spymaz Corp. d/b/a Spyro's CLUB - ALL ALCOHOLIC: Club, 2104, Inc. North Andover Country Club, Inc. K. of C. Association, Inc. Merrimack College (Special Club - Wine & Malt) RETAIL PACKAGE GOODS STORE - ALL ALCOHOLIC Butcher Boy Meat Market, Inc. Messina's Liquor Store, Inc. McCracken's Liquors and Wines, Inc. Den Rock Liquor Mart, Inc. 64 Main Street Liquors, Inc. RETAIL PACKAGE GOOD STORE - WINE S MALT Middlesex Market The General Store Ron's Lobster Pool Richdale Dairy Stores, Inc, Clerk Alice M. Letarte, Secretary *************************